Natural Gas In Mexico, Japan, Brazil, UK: New Finds, Hearty Exports, Rising Prices

Natural Gas In Mexico, Japan, Brazil, UK: New Finds, Hearty Exports, Rising Prices

Published on August 24, 2012 by Tracey Ferguson in Economy, Energy, Environment, Fracking, Shale Industry

The natural gas boom is the most prevalent in the United States, but international consumption, exportation, and exploratory activities will ultimately impact the United States.
We are seeing exploratory activities in far away nations. We are seeing impacts of natural gas on international economies. The most recent international natural gas activity has occured in Mexico, Japan, Brazil, and the United Kingdom.http://shalestuff.com/fracking-2/natural-gas-mexico-japan-brazil-uk-finds-hearty-exports-rising-prices/article02826?goback=.gde_3004905_member_152182452

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